Diabetes Screening & Treatment - Information for Patients

Insulin Resistance Reversal Treatment (IRRT) involves the infusion of micro-doses of insulin into your bloodstream using an IV which is connected to a portable pump.  The treatment typically takes 2 hours.  During that time, feel free to discuss your diabetic concerns with our medical professionals, including diet, exercise, and lifestyle.  Alternatively, you can relax on our reclining massage chairs and read or watch your favorite entertainment programming on the large-screen televisions.

Our healthcare professionals will create a custom care plan for your unique health situation and determine the total number of treatments they feel will give you the greatest benefit.  Initially, patients should expect to have two treatments a week.  Depending on your symptomatic response to the treatments, our healthcare professionals will determine the frequency of treatments after that initial period.

Everyone’s symptoms, metabolic situation, and physiology are different, and as such, it is difficult to predict individual results. Some patients experience immediate relief from their symptoms after the very first treatment!

Most insurance providers, including Medicare, cover Insulin Resistance Reversal Treatment (IRRT).  Please contact us, and we will confirm your insurance coverage, or we will find the best solution to suit your needs.